Yuriko Yamaguchi: Interconnected in Art, Nature, Science and Technology

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Yuriko Yamaguchi: Interconnected in Art, Nature, Science and Technology
Immerse yourself in the work of Yuriko Yamaguchi this winter at the Figge Art Mseum. A native of Japan and longtime resident of Washington D.C., Yamaguchi creates organic, web-like sculptures from nets of wire and resin forms cast from dried curls of potatoes, onion ends, leaves and seed pods found in nature. Through her art, she seeks to explore the constantly fluctuating but ever-present “interconnections” that bind us to one another and to the natural world.
Interconnected will be on view January 24-May 31, 2015
Exhibition catalogue available in the Museum Store.
Campanion Events
Opening Reception and Artist's Talk - January 23
Artist Talks - May 7
Tours
This project is made possible by a grant to EICCD
from the U.S. Institute of Museum & Library Services
Cloud, 2014, hand cast resin and stainless steel wire, variable dimension.
Red, 2014, hand cast resin, stainless steel wire, LED light.